Warm Up: Find each of the following parts to the equation provided: Principal:Compounding: Interest Rate:Time: Evaluate:

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Warm Up: Find each of the following parts to the equation provided: Principal:Compounding: Interest Rate:Time: Evaluate:

6.4 Notes: Transformations of Exponential and Logarithmic Functions

Transformation Reminders for Exponentials

New! Reflections….. We have done the reflection over the x-axis: f(x) = -4 x+4 – 1. This reflection changed the Y VALUES to negative. Now, we are adding reflections over the y – axis: f(x) = 4 -x+4 – 1. This reflection changes the X VALUES to negative. Let’s try these: g(x) = 2 -x h(x) = e -x b(x) = (⅓) -x

HW: p. 322 # Don’t forget to label asymptotes, domain and range for all graphs!

Warm Up:

Logarithmic Transformations:

Let’s Try some:

HW: p. 323 # Don’t forget to label the asymptote and give the domain and range!